Page 10 THE BATTALION TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1981 Sports Martin to appeal suspension United Press International NEW YORK — The American League spoke its piece on the latest Billy Martin imbroglio Mon day, but this time a court of law may be called in to have the last word. Martin was suspended for a week and fined $1,000 by the American League Monday for attacking an umpire, but that deci sion doesn’t sit well with Richie Phillips, executive director of the Major League Umpires Associa tion — who is contemplating cri minal charges. “I do not think seven days sus pension coupled with a $ 1,000 fine is a sufficient deterrent to Billy Martin and other managers in the American League,” Phillips said. “We can either file a suit against Martin or go through the judiciary end and go to Toronto to seek a criminal complaint. It was a deli berate striking of an individual and the throwing of dirt was an absolutely despicable act.” An A s spokesman said Martin officially will appeal the league de cision before today’s games. The suspension stemmed from last Friday night’s game at Toron to when Martin was ejected after •PLOUPOT'StP BOOKSTORE At Nprthgate Across from the Post Office WE BUY BOOKS he bumped homeplate umpire Terry Cooney. Martin then repe atedly kicked and threw dirt at the umpire. Martin, 53, said the bump was accidental, but Cooney chal lenged that claim. “I don’t believe that at all,” the umpire said. Martin was suspended indefi nitely the next day and AL Presi dent Lee MacPhail reviewed film of the incident Monday before officially handing down the sus pension and fine. 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EARTH PROVISION CO 105 boyett 846-8794 Major League Baseball National League American League (Cooney) was a football player and I only weigh 155 pounds, so what is he afraid of?” Martin already has served two days of the suspension and since the A s did not play Monday, the club said it wanted to delay filing the appeal to give Martin a third completed day on the suspension. When the appeal is made, a hearing will be scheduled and the fine and suspension will be put on hold. Martin then will be eligible to manage tonight at Chicago. Un til the appeal is filed, Martin may not return to the dugout until June 6 in a home game against Boston. “We re appealing the suspen sion and the club is backing him 100 percent,” said A s spokesman Mickey Morabito. “Billy feels the penalty was too harsh. He has three days and will appeal the re mainder of it.’ The decision, with the fine added, was the most severe penal ty by MacPhail since he took over the league presidency in 1974. It was the third time Martin has been suspended in his career. 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